The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-10-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. T. Culley ant
their baby contemplate visiting
Giles soon.
Miss Carrie Smith returned iron
a protracted visit to Fayetteville
last Friday.
Rsv. J. S. Weaver of Fayetteville
is in the city. His little daughte
is bouncing.
Mr.. j. A. Cayce was at the Nash
vile fair and visited relatives a
Murfreesboro.
Mr.. Giles A. Reynolds will prob
ably move to town next year to ed
ucate his children.
Mrs. Anna Basksdale of Bir-
mingham is visiting her cousin
Mrs. H. M. Brannan.
Mrs. DR.. Sumpter showed win,
at the fair 5, II and 20 years old
1t was nearly tasted up.
DR.. Jas. W. DAVIS of Bunker Hill
went to Nashville last week to fin
ish his medical course.
Mrs. DR.. Keeling of Knoxville
who is visiting her father at Blu
fords attended the fair.
Mr.. McCrory LETT Tuesday TO,
Athens. He will 60 to Huntsville
as will also Mr.. Thomas.
Mrs. DR.. Jones of Cornersville
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ar
rowsmith, during the fair.
Miss Florence Irvine of Maury
was here at the fair and is still the
guest of Mrs. Edgar Anderson.
Mr.. H. E. Buffers yearling colt
at the fair was very greatly admir-
ed. 1t is destined to be q winner.
Mrs. Farmer of Lynnville was in
attendance at the fair last week,
the guest of Mrs. Henry Brannan,
Hon. Benton McMillin and lady
are at Gov. Browns, arriving early
last week. Mrs. McMillin is quite
unwell.
Our DR.. r. F. Boyd, cold, came
near being nominated for council
man by the people of Nashville
Saturday.
A delightful ball took place al
the Linden last Friday night in
which all the beauty and chivalry
participated.
Miss Alice Smith left Tuesday
morning for Louisville to buy more
goods. Look out for something
pretty, ladies.
The vestry of the Church of the
Messiah meets this evening at
o'clock. All members are requested
to be present.
Mrs. Scion e. Rose, jr., of Albu-
querqus, New Mexico, arrived last
week at her fathers, DIR. j. G. Ma
son of Prospect.
The Episcopal ladies' desire pub
licly to thank Messrs w. H. Rose
|. H. Rainey and D. E. Wilson fol
aiding them at the fair.
Miss Ellen Patrick of Memphis
and Miss Emma Kennedy of Bu-
fords were the guests of Mrs. F
Arrowsmith last week.
Hon. James McCallum came
down TO the polls last Thursday fol
the first time in many months. HI
looks in excellent health.
Judge Henry D. Fruit of Lakota
Dakota, stopped over Monday OF
his way from the G. A. r. meeting
at Atlanta to see our jockey yard
The dry weather has slraost rem
edied the damage to the Episcopa
church roof. The rain sprung. i
out of place but tits nearly straigh
again.
Mr.. George W. Gordon of Au
gusta, Ark, has been in Giles
week or two revisitlng his child
hoods home and relatives. He lief
yesterday.
The judges on vinegar in the flo
raj hall at the fair tied the blue rib
ben oa bottle OF wine. Col. Hicl
Bailentine was the chairman of tina
committee.
Rev. j. S. Weaver mas accepte
the regular passionate of the Cum
herland church in Pulaski. Mex
Sunday the sacrament will be ad
mlnistered.
Recorder Dyer paid off the Mitch
ell judgment against the oorpors
tion for damages last Tuesday. ]
amounted to 1854 -, besides S.
attorney fee.
Col. McKissack has not found th
owner of that ring yet. DR.. Ed. +
McKissack has it at his Office an
Will he glad to exhibitit. 1t 10 sai
to be a beauty,
Messrs. .Giles A. Reynolds an
John Sumpter were On the win
committee at the fair. The nun
Der of empty bottles told how we
they did thtir duty.
Miss Birdie Brown left Monda
for New York to enter Mrs. Reed
school. Miss Cora Crockett &C
companied her, going to visit q
aunt at Elizabeth, N, ].
Mr.. Wells has some of the hand
soonest ornamental table ware an
parlor goods we ever saw. He ha
in a good invoice of imported good
that will delight the ladies.
Mr.. j. H. Lightfoot had bad lue
with his fine young horse HarI
Thomas at Nashville Friday, ge,
ting distanced. Col. w. r. Dicke
sons Headlight won second. none
j Capt. Jim Rivers was tried b
fore Esq. Tarpley last Saturds
for an assault upon the bus negro
on the pike two weeks ago and WI
acquitted. There was no excite
ment.
/ Mr.. Rosenau sold large invoi
| of goods to a Decatur house Il
other day. Yesterday we notice
several cases of goods sold to
merchant. That. house does a b
business.
Jno.. R. Jones, esq'r, Of San Di
60, CAL. arrived in Pulaski "a
Saturday from the golden slope.
is an open secret that he will le
to the altar on the Goth one of t
most beautiful aud loveable WON